Zynga Poker’s struggles hurt overall market as players flee to social casino games
But overall social poker revenues will dip from $179 million this year to $156 million in 2017.
Mattrick out, Pincus in at Zynga: Share price falls 10%
Wall Street isn't happy about Pincus returning as CEO.
Why CEO Don Mattrick is done at Zynga
Mistakes with Zynga's biggest game and a failure to deliver any new hits likely led to Mattrick's departure.
Zynga shares more of its troubles with its flagship poker game
Zynga Poker players rebelled, forcing an option for a "classic" game. And the new one didn't run well on a lot of devices.
Why King looks better than Zynga in the casual game market
The two big players in the casual game market have switched positions in the last two years.
By popular demand, Zynga brings Zynga Poker Classic back from retirement
The social gaming company will now offer both the new Zynga Poker and Zynga Poker Classic.
Zynga chief Don Mattrick steers the struggling social game publisher into a mobile future (interview)
The company's chief focuses on the long term, and the NFL may help him deliver on that goal.
Zynga CEO explains his vision for long-term gaming leadership
Don Mattrick says Zynga is being "purposefully competitive."
Zynga beats expectations as its mobile business starts to pick up social’s slack
Zynga is well positioned for a potential resurgence in 2014 if FarmVille 2 can deliver on iOS and Android.
Zynga gets a new chief financial officer — CEO appoints Best Buy financial strategist
The social-gaming company turns to a veteran of retail.